ECON 2201

Intermediate Macroeconomics

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An extension of macroeconomic theory of income, unemployment, the exchange rate, inflation and financial markets that satisfies the minimum macroeconomic theory requirement for majors in economics. Serves as the macroeconomic prerequisite for higher-level courses in economics.

Sections

Lecture
Tutorial

From the syllabus

From the Fall 2025 syllabus by Jean-Philippe Bourgeois. Open the PDF

Grading

15%In-class group cases (3)5% each
30%Midterms (2)15% each
10%Weekly assignments (10)Equal weighted
45%Final examCumulative

Textbook

  • Macroeconomics: 6th Canadian Edition, N. Gregory Mankiw and William Scarth

Course rules

Attendance
Attendance is mandatory for in-class group cases.
Cases
Cases are completed in class in groups; no makeup cases are offered.
Assignments
Submit printed assignments in class, or email them to the TA before class; no makeup assignments.
Missed exams
No makeup midterms or final exam are offered.
Late work
Email the instructor about problems preventing timely completion; a solution may be possible.
Grade weights
Weight switching may be allowed for serious reasons only.
Academic integrity
Students may work together but must submit their own assignments; outside help will be reported.

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